The Russellville Democrat., 1887-08-03
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PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
 --Bob Blackburn of Fowlerville is in town.
 --B. w. Allen and son have returned from Jefferson Springs.
 Miss Fannie Hall, of Leota Land ing, Miss is visiting relatives here.
 --Mr. David Hughey is back from Bentonyille hale and hearty.
 -Messrs. Henry Garden and Ben Kuhn came in from Dover this morn ing to spend the day.
 --Messrs. J. W. Eudy, w. B. Young and I. J. Brown were down to see us this week.
 --Messrs. R. B. Hogins and D. P. West, prominent Dover citizens, have been in town this week.
 County Examiner w. A. Baird and family are spending the week in town the guests of relatives.
 --Messrs. Moseley, state agents for the Famous Life Association of Little Rock, were in town Saturday.
 Mrs. Mamie Clifford, of Little Rock, is visiting relatives in Russell vile and vicinity.
 --Messrs. Bruton and Hanks, the lat ter from Van Buren county and visit ing the latter, were callers Monday.
 MT. Thomas Hamilton and family left Monday 10 spend few weeks rus- ticating at Freeman springs
 Mrs. Fears and daughter, Miss Jimmie,o of Fort Smith, enroute to Arka- delphia, are stopping in town for a few days visiting friends.
 --Postofiice Inspector Hancock in spectcl the books of the Russellville office one day last week. It is needless to say that everything was found in first class shape.
 --Mr. Eugene Moore. the handsome young editor of the Atkins Mail was in town Friday. The Initial number of his paper will make it's appearance to- morrow.
 MT. Ed Bernard and family are enjoying the bracing air and health giving waters of Eureka springs. They report a large number of visitors there this season.
 Misses Emma Bonds and Sue Law renee, accompanied by MT. John White, left Monday morning to spend the week with Russellville friends at Freeman springs.
 We were favored with call this morning from our esteemed friend Dr. w. $. Hinton, of Atkins, who was re- turning from camp hunt over in Yell county. Sorry he was ind:sposed and unable to enjoy the trip thoroughly.
 --Messrs. T. B. Stanley, Lon Spen- cer and J. H. Perry, accompanied by their families, left yesterday morning bright and early for Robihson's Spring on Fourche mountain in Yell county. They will be absent two weeks or longer.
 MT. A. B. Williamson has been ap pointed managing editor of Howell, White < Co.'S saw mills at Jefferson Springs, and went down Friday to en- ter upon the discharge of his duties. We hope he will never miss an issue or have delinquent subscriber.
 MT. Jas. w. Robinson returned from Memphis Tuesday, where he has been attending a commercial school for some months past. Jas. is now ready to take charge of any class of book keeping and we hope to soon see him at his desk.
 --Mr. Sam Brown having sold his farm will travel extensively selling ter ritory and farm rights for the manu- facture of lis Refrigerator store-house. He left yesterday for an extended tour, his family going as far as Jackson coun- ty where they will visit relatives till fall.
 Prof. w. c. smith arrived home Saturday from an extended trip through 1 Illinois and Missouri. He will remain here this week resting and writing, and then resume his travels in the in- terest of his New York house. His family are still at Metropolis, Ills, and much improved in health.
 MT. F. s. Wearhers left yesterday to accept position in the new wagon shop of Fred Roesh & Co.,, Little Rock. Mr. Weathers has for the past two years been in the employ of Luker, Da- wis & Co.,, of this place, and is an ex- cellent workman. His friends are glad to hear of his promotion.
 --Col. E. r. Babcock returned yester. day from an extended trip through northwestern Arkansas. He is prepar. | ing the fruit exhibit for the fair at Ft Smith, an Arkansas fruit exhibit for the Iron Mountain railway company at the fall meeting of the Boston Pomo lagical Society, aud an exhitit of Ar kansas fruit to be displayed at Los Angeles, Cal. next fall. For this work no better selection could have been made. Col Babcock is spreading himself and his efforts will result in first class advertisements for the State. annr ntIcYpna For Billions Fewer and all